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Banking & Financial Awareness Quiz: Bank Accounts, Deposits and KYC

  • 12 questions
  • 12 minutes
  • Difficulty: Medium
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This Banking & Financial Awareness quiz on Bank Accounts, Deposits and KYC puts 12 multiple-choice questions to you, the verified MCQs published with GK24's note on the topic. Every question carries a full explanation of why the correct option is right and why the other options are wrong, so you learn the fact behind the answer rather than the letter. Attempt it right after reading the note, keep to the timer, and use the explanations at the end to mark what needs another look. Sit it again before the exam as a quick revision of the topic.

Questions in this quiz

12 questions with answers and explanations

Q3.Banking & Financial AwarenessHard

Which of the following is NOT an officially valid document for completing KYC at a bank?

  1. A.Passport
  2. B.PAN card
  3. C.Voter identity card issued by the Election Commission
  4. D.Driving licence
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Correct answer: B. PAN card

The list of officially valid documents in the KYC rules is closed and contains the passport, the driving licence, proof of possession of an Aadhaar number, the voter identity card issued by the Election Commission, a job card issued under MGNREGA and signed by an officer of the state government…

Q4.Banking & Financial AwarenessMedium

What is the chief feature of a Basic Savings Bank Deposit Account?

  1. A.It pays a higher rate of interest than other savings accounts
  2. B.It requires no minimum balance to be kept
  3. C.It can be opened only by senior citizens
  4. D.It allows an unlimited overdraft
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Correct answer: B. It requires no minimum balance to be kept

The Basic Savings Bank Deposit Account replaced the earlier no-frills account as the vehicle of financial inclusion.

Q6.Banking & Financial AwarenessEasy

Deposits in a bank in India are insured by the DICGC up to what amount for each depositor in each bank?

  1. A.Rupees one lakh
  2. B.Rupees two lakh
  3. C.Rupees five lakh
  4. D.Rupees ten lakh
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Correct answer: C. Rupees five lakh

The Deposit Insurance and Credit Guarantee Corporation, a wholly owned subsidiary of the Reserve Bank of India set up in 1978, insures deposits in commercial banks, regional rural banks, local area banks, payments and small finance banks and cooperative banks.

Q7.Banking & Financial AwarenessMedium

What is the maximum balance that may be held in a small account opened without any officially valid document?

  1. A.Rupees ten thousand
  2. B.Rupees twenty five thousand
  3. C.Rupees fifty thousand
  4. D.Rupees one lakh
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Correct answer: C. Rupees fifty thousand

A small account is opened for a person who has no officially valid document, on the strength of a self-attested photograph and a signature or thumb impression made before a bank officer.

Q8.Banking & Financial AwarenessEasy

In which type of deposit does the customer pay a fixed instalment every month for a chosen period?

  1. A.Fixed deposit
  2. B.Recurring deposit
  3. C.Current account
  4. D.Demand draft
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Correct answer: B. Recurring deposit

In a recurring deposit the customer promises to pay a fixed sum every month for a chosen period, and the bank pays interest at a rate close to that on a term deposit of the same maturity, the whole amount being returned with interest at the end.

Q9.Banking & Financial AwarenessMedium

A deposit that remains unclaimed for ten years is transferred to which fund?

  1. A.Consolidated Fund of India
  2. B.Depositor Education and Awareness Fund
  3. C.National Investment Fund
  4. D.Financial Inclusion Fund
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Correct answer: B. Depositor Education and Awareness Fund

Under the Banking Regulation Act as amended, a bank must transfer to this fund, maintained by the Reserve Bank of India, any deposit that has not been operated or claimed for ten years.

Q10.Banking & Financial AwarenessMedium

Which account allows a non-resident Indian to keep a term deposit in a permitted foreign currency, so that there is no exchange risk for the depositor?

  1. A.NRE account
  2. B.NRO account
  3. C.FCNR (B) account
  4. D.Escrow account
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Correct answer: C. FCNR (B) account

It is a term deposit held in a permitted foreign currency such as the US dollar, pound sterling, euro or yen, for a period of one to five years, and both principal and interest are repaid in that currency, so a change in the rupee rate does not affect the…

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